Berlin, the EU's vibrant startup capital, attracts diverse, multilingual talent from around the world. It birthed twice as many startups as any other German city in 2022. The government's strategic initiatives, including a €30 billion fund, solidify its position. The city's central location, seamlessly connected to the continent, cements Berlin's position as the startup capital of the EU.

As the U.S.'s most populous city, New York City boasts the nation's largest consumer base. Its vibrant startup ecosystem, valued at $147 billion, supports over 25,000 tech-enabled startups with a diverse talent pool from world-class academic institutions.

Detroit, a key mobility tech hub, houses industry giants such as Amazon and Ford. Rebounding from a downturn triggered by the auto industry, the city now focuses on new mobility, notably showcased in Ford's Michigan Central, a hub for innovative startups, experts, academics, and community leaders collaborating on solutions for societal challenges.

China, a startup powerhouse, hosts tech firms surpassing $1 trillion in value. With Beijing's resurgent ecosystem, China-focused venture capitalists wield $105 billion for investments (March 2022). The Research Fund for International Scientists fosters global collaboration in basic research within China.

As a flourishing hub for global startups, Singapore's pro-business environment fuels its digital economy. Boasting around 4,000 tech startups and over 220 accelerators, the ecosystem, ranked #7 in the Global Innovation Index 2022, offers attractive incentives like tax deductions, making it a magnet for international businesses and talent.

London stands as an unparalleled global technology capital, boasting Europe's densest cluster of Cleantech ventures. With over $1 trillion in tech company value, three top-40 universities, and double the VC funding of any other European city, London is an enticing hub for innovation and investment.